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Extraction code: 1umu Title: The disappearance of childhood
Author: [America] neil Pozmann (neil Pozmann)
Translator: Wu Yanzhou
Douban score: 8.0
Press: Sanhui Books/CITIC Publishing House
Publication year: 20 15-5
Page count: 232
Content introduction:
Content introduction:
The passage of childhood was first published in 1982, which is one of neil Pozmann's representative works.
"Childhood" is a fictional concept. Before the popularization of printing, children and adults spread through oral language and basically shared the same cultural world with each other, so human beings had no "childhood". After the popularization of printing, words became dominant, and adults mastered the world of words and knowledge. There is a cultural gap between children and adults, from which "childhood" was born.
In the TV era, all information can be shared between adults and children, and the boundaries between adults and children are gradually blurred. Almost all children are forced to enter the adult world full of conflict, war, sex and violence early, and "childhood" gradually disappears.
Pozmann also pointed out that in the culture where adults and children become TV viewers together, politics, business and education eventually become naive and superficial retarded culture, and the cultural spirit of human beings gradually withers.
About the author:
Author, neil Pozmann (193 1—2003).
The world-famous media culture researcher and critic is one of the most important media culture researchers in the world after McLuhan. He founded the major of Media Ecology in new york University.
He believes that powerful media can redefine the real world with a hidden but powerful suggestion, and even shape the cultural spirit of an era. People actually live in the huge metaphor world created by the media without knowing it, so the theory of "media is metaphor" has been developed.
Pozmann has published more than 20 books, of which "Entertainment to Death" and "The Passing of Childhood" are his two representative works, which have been translated into many languages and published.